The bank board has hundreds of other insolvent institutions to deal with.

The new money is needed to cover the costs of taking over and selling insolvent institutions.

The Administration estimates that it will cost $90 billion to close all the insolvent institutions.

It is likely to be exhausted with the currently insolvent institutions.

The bank board is trying to shut or merge 500 insolvent institutions.

That is because the longer insolvent savings institutions are allowed to stay open, the more it costs to shut them down.

Indeed, they point out that it has been under pressure from Congress and the industry to deal with the more than 500 hopelessly insolvent institutions.

It expects to get jurisdiction over at least another 220 insolvent institutions.

The four insolvent institutions together represented a negative net worth of $91.1 million.

Last year, the bank board took over almost 200 of the industry's most notoriously insolvent institutions with nearly $100 billion in assets.